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Sticky toffee and ginger pudding
A fluffy yet moist, spicy yet mellow, deep auburn sticky toffee and ginger pudding mottled with little dots of glistening ginger and subtly flavoured with rich dark dates
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4.50
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votes
Prep Time:
20
minutes
minutes
Cook Time:
35
minutes
minutes
Total Time:
55
minutes
minutes
Servings:
6
portions
Calories:
Author:
Ella's Better Bakes
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Alter quantities (metric only)
6
portions
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Here's what you'll need...
7" bundt tin
stand mixer or hand mixer
Spatula
Fine mesh sieve
Small saucepan
balloon whisk
Ingredients you'll need...
For the sticky toffee and ginger pudding
1
tablespoon
any flour
140
g
dried dates
chopped
140
ml
just boiled water
½
teaspoon
bicarbonate of soda
(baking soda)
50
g
unsalted butter
50
g
dark muscovado sugar
1
tablespoon
stem ginger syrup
1
tablespoon
black treacle
(molasses)
125
g
self raising flour
sifted
2
medium eggs
beaten
5
balls stem ginger
chopped
For the toffee and ginger sauce
85
g
unsalted butter
150
g
light muscovado sugar
2½
teaspoon
ground ginger
150
ml
double cream
Here's what we do...
Sticky toffee and ginger pudding
Heat your oven to 180°C/160°C fan/Gas mark 4
Thoroughly grease your Bundt tin, making sure you get into all of the nooks and crannies.
Add your tablespoon of flour to the Bundt tin and toss around so that the flour covers all of the inside of the tin. Discard any left over flour.
Add your chopped dried dates to your just boiled water and stir in your bicarbonate of soda. Set aside.
Beat your butter and sugar together with your stem ginger syrup and black treacle, until smooth and soft and all large lumps of sugar have dissipated.
Add half of your beaten eggs with 2 dessertspoons of flour and beat on a low to medium setting until incorporated.
Repeat with the remainder of your eggs.
Beat in the remainder of your flour until incorporated.
Add 3 balls of your chopped stem ginger and dates plus all of their water and beat gently to incorporated.
Pour the batter into your Bundt tin.
Bake for around 35 minutes in the centre of your oven or until a skewer comes out clean.
Toffee and ginger sauce
Melt your butter, sugar and ginger together over a gentle heat.
Add your double cream and bring to boiling point, stirring constantly.
Simmer gently for 3 minutes.
Pour over about ⅓ of your toffee sauce onto your pudding.
Put the rest of your sauce aside to pour over the desert when served.
Sprinkle over your remaining 2 balls of chopped stem ginger.
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